Gun Talk - legalities

[Crash_Nemesis]

Colt 1911 .45acp for me thanks. :cartel:

 

[Dax]

Hello guys,

It depends what you want it for, Nice carry gun for average use .40S&W want some good stopping power 10mm Auto.

If you want something Like a M3 with supercharger and Nos get a 9 x 25 Dillion. I shot one of these things for two years in competition "IPSC" and if you play with the loading you can get a 90gr 9mm Bullet to +-2100 feet per sec and I can tell you that it will stop anything, the cartridge is a 10 mm auto necked down to 9mm and if you use a light bullet you can charge this thing with 19grains of S221 powder and then you get some serious negative recall with a decent compensator.

Carry gun STI .40S&W 17 rounds of 135gr Silver tip hollow points @ 1650 FPS

Dax

 

[Maljan]

I would say any Glock in .40S&W :cartel:

 

[carelvos]

I used to carry a .38 snub-nose for years IWB and when it got stolen I opted for the Glock 19, but wished I got the baby Glock.

I got a new holster a week or so ago and now carrying the Glock is more comfortable, but I haven't carried one-up yet, but I think I must do that.

I had no problem sticking the .38 into a jean-pocket fully loaded. Anybody knows what you have to do to get a license for two handguns?

 

[m20boy]

Just got my licence and gun yesterday :cartel: CZ 75 P07 Duty. thoughts?? Opted for it over the Glock 19 because of the apparent lack of full safety...

best choice you couldve made , absoulutely stunning and best conceal carry weapon imo, also very light !

thanks yeah I like the fact that its so easy to conceal, looks like my daisy gas gun too haha. Any cool accessories you guys would recommend for this gun? I want the red laser...

go for the threaded barrel upgrade to fit a supressor, super cool to have ,

im not sure but i think this is one of few in the cz range that can be upgraded to take a different caliber cartridge , but i would stick with the 9mm its so precise as it is.

 

[Kameelzn14]

What ever gun or calibre you choose its very important to be proficient with it.

For me its a Glock 19 always with a round in the chamber, as long as you have a proper holster.

Im not a fan of off body carry as if involved in an accident its surprising how the gun can get thrown around. I like to keep my weapon holstered and on my person at all tym.

 

[Clownshoe]

What ever gun or calibre you choose its very important to be proficient with it.

For me its a Glock 19 always with a round in the chamber, as long as you have a proper holster.

Im not a fan of off body carry as if involved in an accident its surprising how the gun can get thrown around. I like to keep my weapon holstered and on my person at all tym.

One big issue with onbody carry in a vehicle is it is near impossible to access if seated in a car with your seat belt on. In addition, unless you are left handed, drawing inside the car means you cannot aim at anything to your right without sticking your arm out the window.

I become left handed in a car. Then I can draw and engage someone at my window as well as the passenger side.

Something else... a holster placed near the seatbelt buckle can be accessed and it will look like you are unbuckling.

 

[Mc Member.]

What ever gun or calibre you choose its very important to be proficient with it.

For me its a Glock 19 always with a round in the chamber, as long as you have a proper holster.

Im not a fan of off body carry as if involved in an accident its surprising how the gun can get thrown around. I like to keep my weapon holstered and on my person at all tym.

One big issue with onbody carry in a vehicle is it is near impossible to access if seated in a car with your seat belt on. In addition, unless you are left handed, drawing inside the car means you cannot aim at anything to your right without sticking your arm out the window.

I become left handed in a car. Then I can draw and engage someone at my window as well as the passenger side.

Something else... a holster placed near the seatbelt buckle can be accessed and it will look like you are unbuckling.

This is a dead horse in my opinion.

I personally carry on body than place in car.

I get pulled out of my car, I have no access to my weapon nor my car.

Further to that, I would rather draw the threat away from my helpless family in the car.

Appendix carry negates the issues faced with strong-side carry positions.


Primarily always having an escape route to be able to pull away from a potential threat is the best IMHO.

 

[peanut125i]

What ever gun or calibre you choose its very important to be proficient with it.

For me its a Glock 19 always with a round in the chamber, as long as you have a proper holster.

Im not a fan of off body carry as if involved in an accident its surprising how the gun can get thrown around. I like to keep my weapon holstered and on my person at all tym.

One big issue with onbody carry in a vehicle is it is near impossible to access if seated in a car with your seat belt on. In addition, unless you are left handed, drawing inside the car means you cannot aim at anything to your right without sticking your arm out the window.

I become left handed in a car. Then I can draw and engage someone at my window as well as the passenger side.

Something else... a holster placed near the seatbelt buckle can be accessed and it will look like you are unbuckling.

Ja. For me at the range 80% is normal stance with right hand and the rest left hand without right hand support. So ja left hand accuracy is very important if your right handed

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[Mc Member.]

What ever gun or calibre you choose its very important to be proficient with it.

For me its a Glock 19 always with a round in the chamber, as long as you have a proper holster.

Im not a fan of off body carry as if involved in an accident its surprising how the gun can get thrown around. I like to keep my weapon holstered and on my person at all tym.

One big issue with onbody carry in a vehicle is it is near impossible to access if seated in a car with your seat belt on. In addition, unless you are left handed, drawing inside the car means you cannot aim at anything to your right without sticking your arm out the window.

I become left handed in a car. Then I can draw and engage someone at my window as well as the passenger side.

Something else... a holster placed near the seatbelt buckle can be accessed and it will look like you are unbuckling.

Ja. For me at the range 80% is normal stance with right hand and the rest left hand without right hand support. So ja left hand accuracy is very important if your right handed

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Which stance would that be?

Isosceles or weaver?

 

[peanut125i]

What ever gun or calibre you choose its very important to be proficient with it.

For me its a Glock 19 always with a round in the chamber, as long as you have a proper holster.

Im not a fan of off body carry as if involved in an accident its surprising how the gun can get thrown around. I like to keep my weapon holstered and on my person at all tym.

One big issue with onbody carry in a vehicle is it is near impossible to access if seated in a car with your seat belt on. In addition, unless you are left handed, drawing inside the car means you cannot aim at anything to your right without sticking your arm out the window.

I become left handed in a car. Then I can draw and engage someone at my window as well as the passenger side.

Something else... a holster placed near the seatbelt buckle can be accessed and it will look like you are unbuckling.

Ja. For me at the range 80% is normal stance with right hand and the rest left hand without right hand support. So ja left hand accuracy is very important if your right handed

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Which stance would that be?

Isosceles or weaver?

Varies between the 2. I don't find either more or less comfortable. I'm not a level where tactical shooting comes into play yet.

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[Veteran]

or Just emigrate and go to a country where things work and your life isnt endangered by some low life around every corner.

 

[Clownshoe]

or Just emigrate and go to a country where things work and your life isnt endangered by some low life around every corner.

You mean run away? :bravo:

 

[Veteran]

or Just emigrate and go to a country where things work and your life isnt endangered by some low life around every corner.

You mean run away? :bravo:

So fighting and dying to some thug for the sake of staying in a downward spiraling country is perhaps a better choice ?
Yip .
Running away, leaving, bailing, whatever u want to call it ,is a better choice for me.
I currently know of a acquaintance fighting for her life (gunshot) because of a thug .
Guess what ?.
The whole family has decided to run away.

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But I do applaud the brave folk who will stay regardless , and stand their ground against all the evils of this place.

 

[Mc Member.]

or Just emigrate and go to a country where things work and your life isnt endangered by some low life around every corner.

You mean run away? :bravo:

So fighting and dying to some thug for the sake of staying in a downward spiraling country is perhaps a better choice ?
Yip .
Running away, leaving, bailing, whatever u want to call it ,is a better choice for me.
I currently know of a acquaintance fighting for her life (gunshot) because of a thug .
Guess what ?.
The whole family has decided to run away.

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But I do applaud the brave folk who will stay regardless , and stand their ground against all the evils of this place.

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The fight you avoid is the fight you win before anything even goes down.

Having said that, its not fun having to carry around deadly weapons for the what if.

And then at least say you have it instead of wishing you did.

We all are free to make our own choices and not be questioned for making those choices, if I could, I would exit myself as well. My little guy holds me back and he will need me for a very long time to come.

 

[Zach]

You guys see the video from Christchurch NZ this morning? The shooter made a 16min video shooting up a mosque with an assortment of assault rifles and shotguns. 49 dead.

 

[Mc Member.]

You guys see the video from Christchurch NZ this morning? The shooter made a 16min video shooting up a mosque with an assortment of assault rifles and shotguns. 49 dead.

Just received it myself.

 

[Zach]

You guys see the video from Christchurch NZ this morning? The shooter made a 16min video shooting up a mosque with an assortment of assault rifles and shotguns. 49 dead.

Just received it myself.

Well executed attack, can see the guy has some military training in using double tap and headshots. Ruthless!

 

[DieselFan]

or Just emigrate and go to a country where things work and your life isnt endangered by some low life around every corner.

Like New Zealand?

Regarding drawing in the car. If you're hijacked. Hands up and visible. You wont be drawing your gun. If you have time to draw from seeing them coming. You could draw from 3oclock no issues...

Let them take your vehicle. Hands where they can see them and you're less likely to get shot. I just dont see myself in a situation where I'd draw from seated. Unless you see the peeps coming. But you're still at a disadvantage being seated stationary.

Also rather practise good defensive driving techniques. Keep big enough gap in front of you so that if you see them coming you can gtfo. Obviously traffic could box you in. But then just let them have the vehicle.

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[Veteran]

You guys see the video from Christchurch NZ this morning? The shooter made a 16min video shooting up a mosque with an assortment of assault rifles and shotguns. 49 dead.

Just received it myself.

Well executed attack, can see the guy has some military training in using double tap and headshots. Ruthless!

Where did u see vid clip ? Can’t find anything other than news ?